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$50 so far since locals get about 50% off the regular rate.  I'd rather play more golf on less prestigious courses, though as I get better I will want to play some of the well known courses.

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Hybrid: Titleist 910H 19º & 21º

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Wedges: Titleist Vokeys - 48º, 54º, 62º

 

First round: February 2011

 

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I'm trying to think of the most I've paid and I don't recall ever spending more than $60 or so.  I have had the opportunity to play some great courses though such as the Norman course at PGA west and the Dunes course at La Quinta Country Club but that was in high school during matches so we obviously didn't have to pay.

Tristan Hilton

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> $200 (about 225 or so) to play Banff Springs. I'm not too proud to say I'd do it again in a heartbeat.

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Wow...my average round costs me $70. For some of you guys that's a lot....

Calgary ( Canada? ) is expensive to golf in.

The States seem a lot cheaper

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I paid $139 to play Luana Hills Golf Course in Hawaii while on vacation. Since it was slow, they offered me to come back and pay the resident rate of $39, which I gladly did. Huge difference between tourist/visitor and residents

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That's a nice course, I played there a few times when I lived in Virginia.

Originally Posted by R11driver

I paid about $110 to play Reston National in Reston Virginia.



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About $725 to play Pebble Beach with a caddie and rental clubs.  And, I'd do it again in a heartbeat!

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Rio Secco, Las vegas:  $140.    Totally NOT worth it.

$115 Wolf Creek, Mesquite: $115.  Worth every penny

John

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I paid for a threesome at the Ocean Club in the Bahamas which at the time was $250 a pop back in 2004... So that set me back $750.  But I figured since I was getting married that next day, I needed to get out and hit the white ball with my best man and father.

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